• Top mound picture of The Whistling Kettle Gyokuro green tea.
  • Turquoise Lil Steep filled with brewed Gyokuro on top of Gyokuro loose leaf tea.
  • Side mound picture of The Whistling Kettle Gyokuro green tea.
  • Gyokuro tea in 1lb and 4oz bags

Gyokuro

Product information

$94.00

Description

Gyokuro sits on a royal throne amongst elite green teas. It is only picked during the April/May peak season, and the leaves are carefully shaded to produce its distinct dark green color. Our Gyokuro green tea is from a small batch production, sourced directly from Japan. It brews a vivid emerald infusion full of smooth 'umami' flavor. Fresh and vegetal, once you try Gyokuro you won't look back.

For best results, use water at 140-160 degrees. This will prevent bitterness and allow full flavor enjoyment.

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Ingredients & More Info

Ingredients: Green Tea
Origin: Japan (Fukuoka)
Caffeine Content: Low

Servings

  • Sample (4-6 servings)
  • 4oz (48 servings)
  • 8oz (96 servings)
  • 16oz (192 servings)

Shipping and Returns

We're pleased to offer free shipping on orders $60 or more, some items excluded.

We're also proud to accept no-questions-asked returns within 30 days of purchased on any unopened, unused products.

Brewing Guide

For the best tasting cup we recommend the following:

Water

8 oz

Temperature

140° F

Serving Size

1 tablespoon

Time

3-5 mins

These go great with Gyokuro!

Customer Reviews

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Kristina

Great tea

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N.
Delicious!!

Such a yummy green tea, the umami is very present and makes it addictively good! I add just a tiny bit of agave for sweetness and it is just the best. My favorite green tea I’ve ever tried.

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Mary f.
The Real Deal

I love this green tea. Taste authentic right out of Japan. It’s a hard fine to buy real flavorful green tea like this one.

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Toni
Soulful.

This Gyokuro feeds my soul. Living in Michigan’s upper peninsula, I drink a lot of tea. This is my favorite and has been for a decade. The grassy notes met my expectations. This is a special tea only picked during the early spring. Highly recommend.

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Debra P.
Gyokuro

Drinking fine tea is like drinking fine wine. I personally don't like wine very much, but I do love tea. This tea must be brewed at very low temperatures to avoid any bitterness. I actually like the second brew better than the first. I tried it at 145 degrees for 3 minutes and it was too strong, I then tried 2 minutes at 120 degrees F. and it was much better. I enjoy the health benefits and the pleasant grassy hay taste with mild sweet undertones. It needs no sweeting added to it to be enjoyed.